6th May, 2019
Many people, regardless of age, sex, or race, have high blood pressure. Also known as Hypertension, this condition can cause dizziness, vertigo, a racing heart, confusion, and even nose bleeds. However, it is often dubbed “The Silent Killer” because often those with the condition feel perfectly fine. THIS ARTICLE by the National Institute on Aging …
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29th April, 2019
THIS ARTICLE by the National Institute on Aging provides a multitude of resources for discussing sensitive or embarrassing topics with your doctor and other health care professionals. We at Nurse Professionals Home Care understand the need for transparent and honest relationships between patients and their healthcare providers. However, we understand there are some things many …
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22nd April, 2019
We invite you to read THIS STUDY published in June of 2016 regarding cognition as a function of diet quality. Specifically this study explains attention, cognitive flexibility, perceptual speed, and visuospatial ability all appear to be contingent on high quality diets (as outlined by the Dietary Guidelines for Americans) and can be improved incrementally with …
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15th April, 2019
As a predominately rural community on the Eastern Shore, we have unique opportunities for fitness all around us. THIS ARTICLE by BMC Geriatrics highlights one of the lesser known of these opportunities; Orienteering. This activity involves using a map and compass to navigate unfamiliar terrain. As this study details orienteering presents an opportunity for both …
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8th April, 2019
Nurse Professionals Home Care has many patients, almost all of whom take some sort of medication. We realize keeping all these pills in order can become increasingly difficult as we age, and because of this we are promoting THIS ARTICLE by the National Institute of Health on strategies to manage medications. We all struggle with …
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